Suspended License:: Waukegan Lake County, Illinois

Unlike a petty traffic offense, traffic violations such as
driving while license is suspended or revoked, or driving during a summary suspension (after a DUI arrest) are
serious criminal offenses punishable by 364 days in jail and up to $2,500.00 in fines for each offense. Repeated violations are now considered felonies and thus punishable with imprisonment in the department of corrections.

Having a suspended license is the temporary withdrawal of a person's license or privilege to operate a motor vehicle on the public highways. The period of time is specifically determined by the Illinois Secretary of State.

If you have been arrested and charged with drunk driving and now have a suspended license, it is in your best interest to contact the Law Offices of Robert W. Brown Jr. so that we can help you to prepare your defense and lay a foundation to ensure that your suspended license can be reinstated immediately or in the near future.

The criminal defense firm of Robert W. Brown,
Jr. has represented many individuals who licenses have been suspended due to drunk driving charges, traffic accidents, no insurance, emission violations, failure to pay tickets, bond forfeitures, or continuing to drive after a prior suspension. Selecting an experienced attorney is the first step towards regaining control over your life. The key to keeping your license or the prompt restoration of your driving privileges is acquiring the services of a highly-qualified attorney. We will review all information that is relevant to your suspended license case including police reports, and your driving abstract. We will use all of this information to help make sure that your suspended license is reinstated as soon as possible.

At Robert W. Brown Jr., we understand that having a suspended license, especially for a DUI/DWI, can be stressful to a person and can affect their professional and personal life, and have devastating financial consequences. We are dedicated to doing all we can to get your suspended license reinstated and help get your life back on track.

Regardless of the number of times you have been arrested for a suspended license, as a
former assistant state's attorney, Robert
Brown, is skilled at understanding both the demands and resources of the prosecutor's office. By understanding these prosecution dynamics he is frequently able to determine what the best defense and course of action for your suspended license charge. That knowledge and experience can result in a very favorable outcome of your suspended license arrest, whether by trial or negotiations.

The sooner that you contact our law offices about your suspended license, the more quickly we will be able to get started preparing our defense for your trial or hearing and make sure that we have all necessary information in place. Preparing a proper defense, reviewing your driving abstract and removing prior convictions from your suspended license takes substantial time and effort, so it is essential that you contact our office as soon as possible.

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